Family tree Roddenhof » St. Arddyn Benasgel 'Wing Headed' verch Pabo (± 510-????)

Personal data St. Arddyn Benasgel 'Wing Headed' verch Pabo 

  • She was born about 510 in Pennines, Britain.
  • Profession: ARDERN ARDDYN PENASGELL"THE WING HEADED", Princess.

Household of St. Arddyn Benasgel 'Wing Headed' verch Pabo

She had a relationship with Brochfael Ysgythrog ap Cyngen, Brenin Powys.


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Ancestors (and descendant) of St. Arddyn Benasgel 'Wing Headed' verch Pabo

St. Arddyn Benasgel 'Wing Headed' verch Pabo
± 510-????


Brochfael Ysgythrog ap Cyngen, Brenin Powys
± 515-????

Cynan Garwyn 'The Cruel' "White Shanks" ap Brochfael, Brenin Powys
544-610

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